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Interesting Facts of JUNE

  • June is derived from Juno, the goddess of marriage.
  • The first day of June is considered milk day. That day celebrates the important contributions of the dairy sector to sustainability, economic development, livelihoods and nutrition.
  • June is the month with the longest daylight hours of the year in the Northern Hemisphere, and conversely, June has the shortest daylight hours of the year in the Southern Hemisphere.
  • People who are born in June are hopeless romantics. They are sensual and very loving.
  • June month is also considered as summer June
  • June’s birthstone is the pearl, the Moonstone and the Alexandrite.
  • On 8 June to raise international public attention to the people that are suffering from serious disease and the urgent need for more research and this day is considered as world tumor day.
  • Babies born in June are either Geminior Cancer. Gemini kids are smart and very curious. Cancer signs are nurturing and sensitive.
  • In 2009 June was the 662 most popular name for girls in the USA.
  • June is accordion awareness month, as well as candy, dairy and papaya month.
  • Every year Telangana State celebrates the formation day on 2nd June with grandeur and conducts various events, cultural activities etc.
  • June is international men’s month.
  • June is a perfect month to call Lifecare Family Health & Dental Center.
  • International Yoga day is celebrated across the globe on 21 June to raise awareness about yoga in life and to make people aware of the benefits of yoga. In India, International Yoga Day is celebrated by the Ministry of AYUSH.
  • June Month babies are in the mindset that they are right at 100 Percent.
  • The International Olympic Day is celebrated on 23rd June every year to make people aware of the importance of games in life.




Credits: Jothika

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